Notre Dame High School - Marian Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Margaret Frances Johnston You think you found a solution, but it's only an illusion . . . - Bob Marley Meg, your endearing habits tLaffl Snort!! such as permanent work crew membership, running to the Krystal in your nightie, and talks excessively on your report cards caused some trouble - and then came your license and Most Dented Camaro award! Not counting spring break '85 C'Bless the oceanl J and vain attempts to escape the Lodge, you're now a rehabilitated woman who's bitten the silver bullet and autographed the building. Now what? Friendly salt-water swims and Bill Murray might be therapeutic, but better yet is that familiar Mega-smile. Hey, Babs, spare me and don't forget us! By the power of Grayskull . . tHe-Manj Happy hunting - Karin Alison Kennedy If we acted more juvenile, maybe we'd be less delinquent. Kaa-rrrii, you should listen to the Surgeon General, attend computer class regularly, mail the letters you write, and avoid petty larceny fmilk crates for collegeb Hey, VW convertibles weren't meant for 4-wheeling and Sawyer's Slew was too COLD for dipping Whether with the Troutmen, at Fleetwood Manor, on skis, or running from male party crashers, Karin will soon . . . later. . . tomorrow always remember Nov, 1985 CD and A.G. - or is that M.B.? Just don't spend your life in a fallout shelter, no matter who's along, and Happy Birthday Party - again, Curly! Douglas Michael Johnson Sell me some Chapstickf' said the duck, and put in on my bill Well, Stump, you may have flunked the Doc's exam in Nassau and you missed many CYO practices and satellite movies - why? Did the baker's dozen cause you grief? It s only logical UQ that Doug, the math whiz and stage crew wizard wound up the biggest loudest Teacher's Pest of all, but at least they won't forget him' B B parties the Clubhouse the nearest Shoney's, and the dead Honda now belong to the past so it s up to you to keep their memory alive. IF you survive, Doug, you'll someday be a great success That s fair David Brian Jones David's quite a guy if you look at it this way: he WAS a football player with a moment in the spotlight, he's quite handy with a bullwhipg he's a devil-worshipping sadist until his jeep won t start. Then, he soothes his stomach with tacos and hangs around parking lots Kid you are WEIRD! Hey, we know youlre an elite member ofthe Troutman lodge and a Kirk Douglas look-alike Qwho hit you in the chin?J but you're also an OK guy and a camper who knows no fear, even though you probably should. It's been fun teasing you but now it s time to quit

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. Rebecca Lynn Hope That kind of musicjust soothes your soul. - Bob Segar Here are some no-no's for you, Beck: don't visit the restroom for ulterior motives, stop exiting through Brigid's window instead ofthe door, slow Fred down from 105 mph, and stop worrying about cows and horses -they can't talk! Guys named Bob are OK if you don't trust them TOO much, Brainerd Rd. is safe to cruise, and the Bam experience was indeed memorable Qugiggle, giggle! J Becky, reunions would be nice, but avoid disaster and remember: the Breakfast Club lives on, ifONLY you'Il stay awake to enjoy the action! Now tell us more. . . Christopher Allen Huffman It was fun, I guess . . How to retaliate when Chris is obnoxious or runs his mouth too much? Merely leave smudgy fingerprints on his glasses, tell him the Vols stink, or - worst of all, insult or damage his '70 vintage Camaro. I.et's get radical - is it true that Halloween's YOUR night? ls that shrieking laugh of yours a genetic defect? Just joking, Chris - the Red Food Store and the echoing halls of ND wouldn't have been the same without you. You'd make a good Scorpion or A-Team member but mostly, you'll be remembered as a good lthough somewhat irritatingj friend. Mary Denise Hughes The way I see it, you have to endure the rain to find the rainbow. Mary D. Hughes has fond ibut bittersweetj memories of Prom Night, searching for Beth and Suzanne at basketball games, visiting Atlanta OFTEN fgreat weekend, huh?J and tasteless jokes fsurely not told in Calculus?J WE have recollections of purple sweaters and socks, devastating remarks, and a station wagon tuming into a purple Porsche. Not really, but I'm serious : Mary never got caught talking in classes, walked as though a book were on her head, and demolished show-offs with her deadly wit. Mary, pick out your MOST exotic necklace, install a Hot Line, and buy a purple business suit for your Inauguration - Mary D., first woman President. Suzanne Elizabeth Iorio Don't hurry, don't worry, and don't forget to smell the flowers. Hello, Sue Bee? Yes, you were a Lodger and the preppiest Musketeer, whether fearfully driving Shpuck or cruisin' in the Beast. C'Beware the curse of CA! J Roger!Wilco!Disco Bunny!Ft. Lauderdalelpickle juice!Doo Dan - fire up! fStomp.U Only Sioux-Si could wreck in a parked car, lose a sun roof on the Ridge cut, chase the Boy at the Choo-Choo and wind up running fflushlj for it. Ready, Freddy? Sure am, Spam! lHey, is this English we're reading?J Yes, war IS stupid land so were those bets you lostj, but you'lI always be Capitano II and a Hoyas fan. We love ya, especially in green and white! l

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, Paul Carl Kiefer My daddy's a pistol but l'mjust a son ofa gun. Well, the Animal finally made it, despite detours to the office, sudden Hitches. and an ability to be TRULY obnoxious. Whatever happened to all those cut-off shirt sleeves and to Mr. Big? tln the Ripley's Believe lt or Not Museum, no doubt.J You had lots ofschool spirit ttoo muchll, you finally grew some impressive muscles, but stayed modest despite it all tJK!!l What would you do ifa good-looking Commie girl were to . . . never mindg we don't want to put you on the spot. The Y, the golfcourse, Steve's house, and all ofND will miss you. ego and all! Kimberly Ann Kilgore You cling to your own ways and leave mine to me. - Petrarch And now for something completely different- Kim, wearing a black overcoat and driving fsort ofi a white Chrysler convertible. Curb? What curb? This delinquent broke into cars or set them on fire, saw starfish on the roofor in elevator shafts, and danced on tables. when she wasn't climbing the mountain in Gucci boots, patrolling the border with the Greenie, or chasing ducks at the pond. Hey, girl, stop talking to yourselfand catch the nearest Concorde to Britain, where you'll buy all the basic black you can. But don't forget your record collection and your camera! William Kistler I must've been behind the door when they passed out the brains. Kistler, you might have made a mark on the world, especially as a rich and famous rock star. As in. . . Billy Uoell, member ofthe KISS-tlers. But it was not to be. One day after a particularly strong but mistaken jolt ofcyanide in his Dr. Pepper, he woke up to find himself 8,000 miles DZISI the Far Side. How does it feel to be trapped forever in the comics page? fWe couldn't capture you for the yearbook!! You say you feel right at home? somehow we thought so . . . Thomas Kevin Lajferty Those who say money can't buy happiness obviously don't know what to buy. Kevin didn't talk nonstop, but was heard to say, No, l don't want to play football, You wanna buy a good used BMW? and Gimme a break! He also turned out to be somewhat of a surprise: he was home sick COR in Tuscaloosaj 2 days out of every 5 but still made good gradesg he was secretly a member ofthe Class of'85g he survived a burning house, a Baylor- McCallie weekend, the Pickle Barrel, being a teacher's son - and a New Year's Eve every other month or so. I don't remember that! No, Kevin was never ajuvenile delinquent or even a troublemaker, but he sure fooled a lot of people!